Removing and deleting active monitors

Because active monitors are assigned to devices on an individual basis, active monitors can only be removed from devices, and must be deleted from the Active Monitor Library. You also have the option to disable a monitor on the device-level, rather than completely removing it from a device. If you want to stop monitoring a particular device, but would like to keep the device-specific historical data associated with the active monitor, you should disable the monitor rather than removing it from the device.

See Also Using Premium active monitors Adding and editing an APC UPS Monitor Monitoring mail servers Monitoring Microsoft Exchange 2003 servers Monitoring a Microsoft Exchange Server Adding and editing a Fan Monitor Adding and editing a File Properties monitor Adding and editing a Folder Monitor Adding and editing an FTP Monitor Adding and editing an HTTP Content Monitor Adding and editing a Network Statistics Monitor Adding and editing a PowerShell active monitor Adding and editing a Printer Monitor Adding and editing a Process Monitor Adding and editing a SQL Query active monitor Adding and editing a SQL Server 2000 monitor Adding and editing a Temperature Monitor Adding and editing a VoIP Monitor Adding and editing a WMI Formatted active monitor Adding and Editing a WMI Monitor Assigning active monitors About critical active monitors Group and Device active monitor reports